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The visit of Nikol Pashina is the second attempt by Ankara and Yerevan’s reconciliation attempt.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan is on a rare visit to negotiation with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, described the “History” in Yerevan as a “historical” step against regional peace.
The visit is part of the two countries in the two countries to intensify with Azerbaijan with Azerbaijan with Azerbaijan with the historical disputes and Ankara’s long-term conflict with Azerbaijan.
“This is a historic visit, because this level will visit Turkey for the first time.” All regional issues will be discussed. Pashina’s visit to Turkey is one step in this direction. “
Pashina’s visit to the Turkish-Azerbaijani language union with President Ilham Aliyev after the Turkish President Ilham Aliyev with Turkey and Turkey reiterated the support of “peace between Azerbaijan and Armenia”, “Erdogan” Azerbaijan and Armenia “.
Baku and Yerevan Agreed on the text of the peace deal In March, many demands, including the fact that the document, including changes in the Constitution of Armenia, announced its demand since then.
According to Erdogan’s office, it is planned to schedule Erdogan in the Istanbul’s Dolmabahce Palace of Pashina at 15:00.
An Armenian Foreign Ministry official said he would discuss his efforts to sign the AFP news agency and a comprehensive peace agreement of the couple.
Regional flow from the Israeli-Iran conflict, which began last Friday Israel has launched several air vacations It will be discussed and discussed in Iran’s nuclear facilities and military sites.
Armenia and Turkey have never established official diplomatic relations and the shared border has been closed since 1993.
Attempts to normalization
Relations between the two nations, the massacres of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire – hiders of the Armenians – atrocities and the world war of Yerevan genocide was tense in the world. Turkiye rejects the label allegedly killed in this period, the death toll, the death to be inflated, and the dead resulted in civil unrest.
Ankara also supported his close ally in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, which has been Turkic-speaking Azerbaijan, Turkic-speaking Azerbaijan and Armenia. This area, which is mainly an ethnic Armenian population, moved away from Azerbaijan with the support of Armenia in late 1980s. In 2020, Turkiye supported the second war with the second war with the second war with Armenia, which ended with the peace deal with Azerbaijan in the second war.
Pushkyan actively searched for normalizing relations with both Baku and Ankara.
Ankara and Yerevan appointed special ambassadors in late 2021 and resumed commercial flights in 2022 in 2022 after a two-year break.
Earlier this year, Pashinyan stopped the campaign of Armenian’s international recognition of Armenians in 1915 to be suspended as genocide and causing extensive criticism in the house.
Pashina’s first visit to Turkey, was to take part in Erdogan in 2023.
This is the second attempt by Ankara and Yerevan’s reconciliation. Turkiye and Armenia signed an agreement to establish official relations in 2009 and open their partner borders, but did not confirm the contract for the strong opposition from Azerbaijan.
